Your Majesty, Use Your Title at Work!

I waited for half a year, accumulating 600,000 words before finally reading it, only to find it was a male protagonist novel. My world collapsed.

This book's grades aren't bad, so why is it getting slower and slower? It used to be updated daily.

I told you, its click rate is only a fraction of that of female-centric novels.

Overall it was okay, but the romance was a bit lacking, especially the female lead, who practically disappeared from the story later on. #(You know what I mean)#(You know what I mean)

This family is practically ready to fight in the Holy Grail War; I'm even thinking of creating a Servant stat sheet for them.

What's going on with Maria and Isabella? This ambiguous confusion is infuriating... They were initially two distinct characters, but now it feels like one of them has become... A trait, and without the protagonist's knowledge. The protagonist should be eager to find out, not allow the riddle-maker to cover it up. The sense of loss and the pain of losing a loved one, blurred by time, is completely fabricated. How could the royal family, with so many members, not understand? Does this make sense?

Thirty years have passed in the timeline? The protagonist is almost fifty years old now.

After changing the region name, I feel like I've lost the sense of belonging.

Why do Maria and Isabella appear so rarely after Book 3? Don't they have children?

Is this considered running away?